Schedule

In order to maximize instructional time, your TV should be on the video clock channel whenever it is not being used for instructional or informational purposes. Arriving on-time for specials and other activities is critical to the operation of the school and the success of our students.
The schedule was designed to provide teachers large uninterrupted blocks of time. It also supports common planning time for grade levels and predictability for students. Events happen at the same time every day.

A copy of your classroom schedule should be sent to Ms. Rhodes electronically each quarter. Please send your first quarter schedule to her by August 24. Copy the e-mail to all specialists, the Media Center, Technology Lab, assistant principal and principal. The fact that you have a schedule does not mean that you cannot deviate from it. A classroom schedule outlines what the students will be doing while with their classroom teacher. The expectation for instructional time in the WS/FC schools is 90 min. for reading, 60 min. for writing and 90 min. for math each day. This division of instructional time is not negotiable.